Cincinnati, Hamilton County, OH - Army Post Enroll 71 Draftees - March 15, 1941

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The Enquirer, Cincinnati, Saturday, March 15, 1941

      ARMY POST
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Enroll 71 Draftees,
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With 51 Others Held Over
  For Induction Today
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Thirteen Are Rejected ---Three
Fail To Report --- Replace-
    ments For Negroes.
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Seventy-one selectees from 13
Hamilton County draft boards were
inducted into the army. 13 were re-
jected, 31 were held over for in-
duction today, and three failed to
report yesterday afternoon at the 
Fort Thomas induction station.
Forty-three men from Montgomery
County, Ohio also were inducted.

Three men from Board 34, two
each from Boards 19, 20, 33, and 35,
and one each from Boards 21 and 
24 were rejected by the Medical De-
tachment.

As a result of the issuance of
new orders yesterday stating that
every man inducted must be dis-
charged from the induction station
on the day he is sworn in, 51 men
from 12 boards were held over for
induction today. Boards with hold-
overs are 8,1; 11,1; 13,1; 14,1;
18,1; 20,3; 21,2; 22,1; 30,1; 33,14;
34,14; 35,11.

Two men from Board 35 and one
from Board 33 fail to report.

Today is Hamilton County Negro
replacement day. Eighty-eight
Negroes from 15 draft boards will
be sent as replacements. Boards
sending men are 1,1; 2,2; 3,2; 8,7;
10,3; 11,4; 12,1; 17,2; 18,23; 19,14;
20,13; 25,2; 31,2; 33,9, and 34,3.

Inducted from Hamilton County
yesterday were:

        Board 1.
Salvator William Rini

        Board 9.
Herman John Sander

        Board 12.
Francis Drake Brookshire

        Board 13.
Lorenz Henry Amon

        Board 14.
Ernest Richard Tennenbaum, Milton
Davis Shear, Frank Kravitz, Alan Chap-
man, Maurice Irving Becker, Alfred James
Hutchison, Daniel Wolpin, Harry Mesh,
Hans Joseph Wachtel, and Walter Anthony
Ryan, Jr.

        Borad 19.
Albert Kohlas, Jerry Cocco, and Joseph
Louis Spelman.

        Board 20.
Earl Andrew Thomas, James Franklin
Patterson, Marcel Anthony Schotte, Her-
bert Everett Daniel, Clyde Estel Gambrel,
Ransom Snapp, and Aloysius Francis Jan-
sing.

        Board 21.
Oakley Pierce Richardson, Frederick Mil-
ler, William Cyrus Cherry, Thomas Wood-
row Race, John Dee Angel, Jacob Riddle,
James Edward Owens, Fred Anthony
Sohmer, and Harry Edward Burns.

        Board 22.
Herbert Joseph Brinker, Charles Vincent 
Brofft, Harry Jacob Gomes, Richard Au-
gustus Wessel, Edward Joseph Stalf, Stan-
ley James Flannery, William Fred Lorch,
Robert Emmett Donnelly, and Arthur
Francis Volmer.

        Board 24.
George Joseph Hoernschemeyer, Jr., and
Theodore Rineair. 

        Board 33.
Charles Henry Eling, Henry Charles
Tekulve, LaVerne Clifton Crum, Clifford
Louis Moore, Clifford Edward Bartel,
Harry Louis Murphy, Jess Petrey, and
Maurice Edwin Gerring.

        Board 34.
Pete Eebastian Krimmer, Leo Paul Vil-
lari, and Lester Ward Haddick.

        Board 35.
Charles Andrew Mascari, Jacob Leo
Busam, Richard Morgan Jones, Milton
Clarence Halliday, David Livingston Myers,
Paul Riesner Assmann, Louis Conrad Kern,
Ralph Edward Fassnacht, Walter Alexan-
der, Robert Anthony Gerth, Lawrence Henry
Mortashed, Elmer Joseph Rechtin, William
Ruskaup, James Carson Powell, Theodore
Herbert Kramer, and George Edward Grim-
meissen.